Hi
Further to my initial success in aliasing specific files, I have
another problem. If I go to my web homepage (index.php) then the PHP
runs correctly and displays the homepage. However if I click on a link
to access /performance.php, which triggers the following alias to get
the performa
> Unless:
>
> Alias /faqs.php /path/to/mainsite/docroot/faqs.php
>
> is valid?
I can answer my own question now as I finally got a test server up and running
on my local machine.
It appears you can indeed map to specific files, and tests are working nicely
so far :)
Cheers
Spencer
> RewriteRules are good if you need complicated mappings. For something
> simple they are not needed:
>
>
> ServerName MainSite
> DocumentRoot /path/to/www
>
>
>
> ServerName BrandedSite
> DocumentRoot /path/to/www
> Alias /css /path/to/branded/css
> Alias /specialdir /path/to/specialdir
>
> Have a look at rewriterules.
> Probably you could have both virtual hosts share the same docroot, but
> rewrite requests for the css stylesheets to the branded version on one
> of your vhosts.
To further expand on the scenario, there may be several branded webs, in
addition to each one having
Hi
Say you have 2 virtual hosts set up and one of them runs your main website. On
the other virtual host you want to run a "branded" (ie: differently styled,
using CSS) version of the main website.
Rather than copying all the content from your main web over to the branded
version (since that w
